On the occasion of World Science Day for Peace and Development, the Department of Performing Arts and Culture of the Kyiv National University of Culture and Design held a regular meeting of the student scientific circle “Stage Dialogue.” The circle is still headed by the head of the Department of Performing Arts and Culture, Vira Burnazova.

The event was organized as part of the club's main objectives: to form and develop the professional and performing competencies of higher education students majoring in B6 Performative Arts and 026 Performing Arts through the introduction of innovative technologies and the development of performing independence.

The key topic of discussion was “Innovative technologies and scientific foundations for the development of performing independence in stage dialogue.”

Based on the topics of the club's scientific research, the meeting participants focused on analyzing the state of production practices and searching for creative approaches. In particular, the following aspects were discussed. Namely, the impact of innovative technologies on vocal and speech training in the process of stage performance, which is an essential component of stage dialogue (during the discussion, the October preparations for the vocal competition “Star Space” were mentioned and discussed); research into the psychological aspects of the interaction of future actors in the context of the application of the latest technological solutions; ways to encourage students to write scientific papers and publish abstracts and articles on current issues in the performing arts.

The meeting facilitated the discussion of theoretical issues in the field of culture and arts and the analysis of the level of development of professional performance competencies of higher education seekers. This focus of the discussions confirms that the club's activities effectively integrate a scientific approach into the creative process, developing students' analytical thinking, research skills, and ability for creative self-realization.

28.11.2025